Unions are in a position to block the recapture bill for Canadian post workers

Union leaders continue to oppose the vote against the Parliament, which would force Canadian Post Officers to return to work, to prosecute the actions of the government in court and the streets.

The Canadian Labor Commission (CLC), President Hassan Yussuff, and President of the Union of the Union of the Union of Canada (CUPW), Mike Palece, held a press conference on the Hill of the Parliament today to denounce the decision of the federal government and mobilize protests mobilization.

Palecek has said that the members support wage equity and more secure labor conditions because workers are predicting the "crisis".

The Ottawa City Council CUPW published news, which members and "allies" occupied Catherine McKenna's office of the Environment Minister at the office to protest his work bill.

"Our members are angry. I think they are violating their fundamental rights," he said. "The actions of this government have many opportunities to protest if they want to eliminate our constitutional rights." It is not surprising when our members act. "

According to trade unions, workers and their supporters occupied seven other parliamentary offices: Bill Morneau, Minister of Finance, Navdeep Bains Innovation Minister, Patricia Hajdu, Julie Dzerowicz, Kate Young, Stephen Fuhr and Jonathan Wilkinson.

Palecek said the bill indicated the support of the organized government of the Liberal government and the unions will go back.

Yussuff said the government will face the legal challenge according to labor law.

"When the government should overcome the law, we will return to court and the court will judge whether this government violates the basic principle of our constitution: to stop workers in this country." say

Parliamentarians continue to debate on the movement to speed up bill billing. It is not yet clear what a real bill is to discuss, but the Senate will be sitting for the weekend, regardless of the bill to clean the Home Toilet.

Labor Minister Patty Hajdu again expects both sides to get an agreement, but they have said all the Canadians want to restore their mail service. Negotiations and service interruptions have been dragged on too long.

"Time has come to take action," he said.

In 2011, the former Conservative government returned to Canada Post, and then constitutional grounds questioned.

Five years later, the Supreme Court ruled in favor of mailboxes, because it found an unconstitutional law that violated the freedom of association and expression guaranteed by the Charter of Rights and Freedoms.

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Ask why Liberal legislation does not even violate these constitutional rights, Hajdu said Thursday that Liberal's "differed" approach to Conservative Legislation. The former government did not take a break from work and took action that was prejudicial to preventive action, he said.

"We have made great strides for a long time to go to a negotiated deal," he said.

Canada's strike strikes hundreds of thousands of trade union workers on the fifth week of the week, and they have not yet negotiated contract negotiations.

He said the strikes negatively affect small businesses, rural areas, and remote communities, and that low-income Canadian citizens commit to paying their bills.

Palece, CUPW, has said the government has misinterpreted inappropriate services, because the strikes are rotating and the indisputable checks for husbands and low-income Canadians are still being delivered.

"We do not close the post office, but now the government is trying to close the collective bargain," he said.

NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh has significantly changed the working conditions for postal workers, however, unstable payments and hazardous work-related jobs have not been solved.

"What would we expect from the Prime Minister to ensure a fair and fair negotiation in power," said Parliament Hill, a staff of Canadian Post. "But instead, what is happening today is the worst congress, which is totally democratic and what is being done by the oppression of people's rights."

Canadian Posting negotiated the "closing" in the business negotiation period, and at that time offered a special $ 1,000 per employee payment.

"Canadian messages remain on the table to find one of the lands needed to achieve a fair and reasonable settlement to achieve a unity, all of which will try to reduce the impact of many people we are dealing with, especially at this time." Said the corporation's Crown statement.

She quickly passed

Legislation overhauling can move fast. Parliamentarians have voted on a vote this morning to replace the hours spent at the usual home, instead of replacing them on a regular basis.

The debate will be monitored this afternoon, until 8:00 p.m., when it is voted.

If there is no resolution between the parties, the parliamentary can turn the lawsuit, through a second reading (two hour debate), the full committee (one hour) should be followed quickly, and then a third reading (half an hour of debate) expected before or after a vote at midnight.

The Senate has made the move this weekend sitting. If the Senate invoices the bill, the royal settling may be quickly, possibly on Sunday or on Monday, and the next day would enter into force at ET.